Posted by Steve Last on August 12, 2015 ·
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Using Green Renewable Energy To Help Reduce Our Dependence On Non-renewable Resources We are facing an international energy crisis that is continuously becoming worse each day. The issue of renewable energy resources is multi-faceted. On one hand, we are facing a diminishing supply of non-renewable resources (such as fossil energy based fuels coal, oil etc). […]
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Posted by Tina Carter on August 13, 2012 ·
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______________________- Start of original Article (as referenced in Wikipedia) – ______________________ Turning Tides Reinstated Lost Link – Originally posted: August 04, 2011 “Seawater floods out of Korea’s first tidal power plant at Sihwa Lake in Gyeonggi yesterday, which is also the world’s largest. The plant, which was completed at the end of last year at a construction […]
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